Maybe these will work for you, but I have heel spurs and achilles tendinitis, and need major cushiony support for both feet 24/7. So based on their looks and good customer reviews I was expecting them to feel as cushiony and sleek as the size 8 Freesail Crocs I've been wearing all summer. And for the price I was willing to line the insoles with fleece, to turn them into a warm winter slipper. However, the size 8 XKX mules I received were not cushiony but hard on my feet. And wide/loose fitting enough to accept a full fleece lining. So since my main need is a lot of cushion, back they went. Very pretty orangy-red color though. Note: I've since tried Crocs Classic Lined Clogs at 3x the price, and to my surprise they were even harder and stiffer than these.

Super comfortable, great for wearing around garden and in around house. I cut off the silly tabs sticking up right away when I got them. I normally wear size 8 tennis shoes and 7 1/2 heels/flats, but since they didn't have half sizes I got a size 7 knowing it will be snug cause I don't like loose slippers where I have to struggle to have them stay on my feet. When I got them they fit my foot just fine with absolutely no wiggle room. The toes were slightly uncomfortably squished the first few days. But after a week of wear, they plastic stretches out and now they are perfect. I would buy the same size again knowing the slipper will stretch out in time and because I don't like loose fitting slippers.

These were a great buy, couldn't be happier with them. I initially bought these to wear in the yard but when they arrived and I was wearing them around the house to see how I liked them, as one does, I got a call to run in to work for a couple of hours. Because it was the weekend and I didn't change clothes, the shoes stayed on. I work in a Nursing Home in the Activities dept, which means I am constantly moving between several large buildings all day long...well guess what? These shoes were beyond comfortable! I regularly buy Vionics, Dansko and New Balance for work, so you can imagine how blown away I was by the fact that I paid under $10 for cheapy garden clogs, and yet felt no fatigue or joint pain after wearing them for two solid hours on cement floors. I'm not saying they are better than those brands, or super durable, or anything other than the fact that they are very comfortable and well worth $10-$15. I've now ordered another pair and am considering a third. Maybe one of them I'll use to actually to garden in.

My size is 9 1/2, sorta between nine and ten. My toes touch the front end when I walk and yet I think a ten would be too large. The sole feels slick when off but not slippery when walking on a tiled floor and the insole feels bumpy but I have foot problems so I don't expect perfection...not much support which I need but it's only to be used as a slipper in the house...not outdoors.

I am woman 10N shoe. This says it ran large on a number of reviews. I tried the nine medium figuring that should work. It's a little tight and the length. I can feel the pressure on my large toe toenail's. The width is good. So I Decided to grin and bear it. For me they are yard shoe. It's not like I will be wearing them for any length of time.